Paul Teusner, an Australian deacon and youth worker, is working on a Master's in Theology, focusing on how electronic media (from TV to the internet) has influenced young people's attitudes towards traditional forms of religion in Australia, and how it has both enabled and set the terms for young people to form a religious identity away from traditional structures.
Paul has set up a website here where he has made some papers available and you can also access his blog there.
a global community exploring the use of multimedia in Christian ministry - groups.yahoo.com/groups/youthmultimedia
Monday, February 14, 2005
Wednesday, February 09, 2005
Superbowl Ads Online
The 39th Superbowl final of the NFL (National Football League) was held at Jacksonville, Florida on Sunday February 6. It's clearly a big deal in the US of A. Down under Gridiron just doesn't rate much interest. But around the world advertising eyes are turning to the Superbowl television commercials.
Superbowl Ads is a web site that provides links to the news articles, advertisers' sites, and a connection to the ads at ifilm. It's run by Ken Phipps in San Francisco.
IFilm have all 60 ads available to watch, as well as the banned ones. You have the choice of watching in Real, Quicktime or Windows Media Player. The only problem I had with this site was the lack of control over what I was watching.
Another site to check out is the Board Screening Room. Board is an advertising magazine that offers free online membership - providing limited access to articles and video files. Right now a good proportion of the Superbowl ads are available there in Quicktime format.
Adforum has two free Superbowl ads a day in mpeg format. For $10 US you can access all the Ads for 2004 and 2005 - for a whole year.
Oh, by the way, the New England Patriots beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24 - 21.
Duncan - from http://tvadverts.blogspot.com
Superbowl Ads is a web site that provides links to the news articles, advertisers' sites, and a connection to the ads at ifilm. It's run by Ken Phipps in San Francisco.
IFilm have all 60 ads available to watch, as well as the banned ones. You have the choice of watching in Real, Quicktime or Windows Media Player. The only problem I had with this site was the lack of control over what I was watching.
Another site to check out is the Board Screening Room. Board is an advertising magazine that offers free online membership - providing limited access to articles and video files. Right now a good proportion of the Superbowl ads are available there in Quicktime format.
Adforum has two free Superbowl ads a day in mpeg format. For $10 US you can access all the Ads for 2004 and 2005 - for a whole year.
Oh, by the way, the New England Patriots beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24 - 21.
Duncan - from http://tvadverts.blogspot.com
music...
the new lemon jelly CD 64-95 arrived yesterday. i also got the DVD which has the most fantastic packaging ever on a DVD (haven't got round to watching the content yet!)
i got an e-mail from someone in london who enjoyed the dead texan folloiwng my recommendation. in turn he has recommended i check out Stafrænn Hákon. i did a search on google and came across this site 3hive that collects legitimate links to mp3 downloads for all sorts of artists. so i have now downloaded 6 tracks by stafraenn hakon to listen to... thanks andy...
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
The End of the Internet
In his book "Habits of the High-Tech Heart", Quentin Schultze mentions a website that posted the following:
THE END
Congratulations!
You have finished the Internet
(This is the last page)
Thank you for visiting.
there are no more links
(You must now turn off your computer
and go do something productive)
THE END
Congratulations!
You have finished the Internet
(This is the last page)
Thank you for visiting.
there are no more links
(You must now turn off your computer
and go do something productive)
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